LIMITED EDITION (500 copies) ALTERNATE VINCENT PRICE COVER by Daniel Horne.

The issue features interviews with Joel Hodgson, and ten directors whose films were parodied on the program. VINCENT PRICE lives again on Blu ray! Several films by the Master of Menace are now available in the high definition format. Price biographer Lucy Chase Williams takes a look at The Vincent Price Blu-ray Collection from Shout! Factory. Tom Weaver shares an interview with the late HOUSE OF WAX co-star Paul Picerni. Frank Dietz sits down with Bob Burns, the star of the bio pic BEAST WISHES, Greg Mank chats with Cortlandt Hull to discuss THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA UNMASKED documentary, plus, our usual large helping of Blu-ray and DVD reviews

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Screem #24 takes a look a Tim Burton's Dark Shadows and reflects back on the classic ABC-TV series starring the late Jonathan Frid. Ridley Scott's Alien prequel Prometheus hits theater screens this June. We speak with the film's co-writer Jon Spaihts. Other articles in issue #24 include: Director Ted Bohus talks about the Blu-ray edition of The Deadly Spawn, Johnny Legend remembers Doodles Weaver, a retrospect on Ray Milland, Deadly Dummies: murderous mannequins on the big and small screen, interviews with actresses Francoise Pascal (The Iron Rose), Tom Weaver chats with Jeanne Cooper about the Black Zoo, The Story of Rock N Roll Comics, Stephen Thrower previews Andy Milligan's Nightbirds, which is coming to Blu-ray soon, DVD reviews, fright flick pic, and plenty more await you in Screem #24!

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PX edition

"Screem #23 arrives late October, ready to chill readers to the bone with the following features: Overlooking the Overlook: author Bev Vincent (The Stephen King Illustrated Companion, The Road to the Dark Tower) brings us an "Everything you wanted to know about The Shining, but were afraid to ask" article, dissecting Stephen King's book, Stanley Kubrick's screenplay as well as the made for TV movie. Fans of this masterpiece of modern horror shouldn't miss it! Other articles in Screem #23 include: The Island of Lost Souls arrives on Blu-ray: Tom Weaver and Greg Mank preview the new Criterion Collection release; Classic Monster Toys of the 1960's; The Final Four: Boris Karloff's last films; The Return of the Aztec Mummy; The End is Near! Manos: Hands of Fate: The Special Edition by Daniel Griffith (with MST3K's Joel Hodgson); New interviews with directors Ken Russell and Joe Dante; Burn, Witch, Burn; Universal's Frankenstein Turns 80 (by Scott Essman, featuring an illustration by Rick Baker); and, the usual extensive amount of DVD review that appears in every issue of SCREEM MAGAZINE. Cover artwork by Mark Maddox. The Shining cover is the featured newsstand edition, the Aztec Mummy cover is a Diamond retail edition. Both can be purchased now at the Screem website: www.screemag.com. Issue will be in stores early November."

"Our cover by artist Daniel Horne celebrates the 50 year milestone of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. We then take a look at two under appreciated cult films, Slithis and Horror High, which have recently been unearthed on DVD in new special editions. Next, Tom Weaver interviews Mr. B.I.G. himself, Bert I. Gordon. They discuss 1957's The Cyclops, which has just seen the light of day on disc from Warner Archives. Screem travels to the Great White North for the Canadian premiere of the restored Metropolis, and gives fans a sneak peek at some of the newly found missing footage from Fritz Lang's classic Sci-Fi epic. Other highlights in Screem #21 include: Playboy Playmates in horror films; the works of the Kuchar Bros.; Ingrid Pitt's new biography book; and, an in-depth look into the rich film catalog of the Shaw Bros. Studio. All this and much more awaits you in the current issue of Screem magazine!"

Artwork by Daniel Horne.
Cover story features Cortlandt Hull's new DVD documentary on the history of Aurora's monster model kits.
A look at Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated, where artists re-create the classic zombie film.
The late, great horror host Dr. Shock gets his due in a tribute by John Skerchock, author of the new book The Frightful Dr. Shock.
A visit to The House of the Devil, and talk with the film's director, Ti West, and one of the stars of the movie, Mary Woronov.
Other highlights in Screem #20 include
Tom Weaver's Kingdom of the Spiders article,
a look back at Logan's Run (interviews with George Clayton Johnson,
William F. Nolan, and Michael York),
an interview with Carla Laemmle, and much more!

"Our Fall/Winter edition of Screem celebrates the 35th anniversary of The Phantom of the Paradise. We interview several cast and crew members who reminisce about this cult classic flick. Next up, we dig into the film career of the notorious Church of Satan leader Anton LaVey. You'll learn about his work in such horror films as The Car, The Devil's Rain, and, Satanis. Also featured in this issue are interviews with directors HG Lewis (2000 Maniacs, Blood Feast), William Grefe (Death Curse of Tartu, Stanley), and Greydon Clark (Without Warning, The Bad Bunch). Long time Screem contributor David Wilt enlightens us about the weird world of Mexicana cinema, and the always entertaining Greg Goodsell gives us a sneak peek at a new horror film titled Red Velvet. Ken McIntyre is back with another fun Wrong Way Home column, and we round out the issue with a large amount of Blu-ray and DVD reviews. "

Movies That Scarred Us For Life
Arch Oboler's Night Gallery
Interview with George A. Romero.

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A retrospective of fifty years of The Creature From The Black Lagoon
Mexican monsters
The legendary Wolfman!

Cover feature on SPINE TINGLER!-THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY.

Interview with Russ Meyer fave Tura Satana.

Interviews with directors Kim Ki Duk and Ray Dennis Steckler.

A Grindhouse Roundtable, featuring directors Gus Trikonis, Ed Adlum, and Don Edmonds.

A tribute to Carlos Aured (Horror Rises From the Tomb, Vengeance of the Mummy).

BCI's Mexican monsterpiece The Dracula Saga
A look at the films of Andrew Prine
and, the usual large amount of DVD reviews.

Mink Stole interview,

Crown International films,

JAWS,

Anna Biller's tribute to soft core of the 70's,VIVA,

an article about cult musician Roky Erikson,

Jack Hill discusses SPIDER BABY,

indie horror,

legendary Johnny Legend,

THE WORLD OF THE VAMPIRE (1960),and LOTS of DVD reviews.

Eddie Munster's favorite horror host, Zombo,
graces our cover. Speaking of Eddie, we interview Butch Patrick on his new biography book. Issue #14 contains exclusive interviews with director Alejandro Jodorowsky, filmmaker Don Glut, and Howard Stern favorite Suzanne Muldowney (a.k.a 'The Underdog Lady'). Other articles include Vampira:The Movie, The Wild Man Fischer story, The Trash Films of Shelley Winters, and The Groovie Goolies on DVD. The devil gets his due with The Diablo Made Me Do It (Satanic films from Mexico). Code Red unleashes Love Me Deadly on DVD, and Japanese superstitions in film are explained in Living Ghosts of the Rising Sun. As usual, we deliver a large chunk of DVD reviews!

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Contents in this issue include interviews with filmmakers James Bryan (Don't Go in the Woods), Don Jones (The Forest), Rolfe Kanefsky, and Damon Packard.


We look at the films of Pete Walker, Trilogy of Terror, Mexican Vampires, Punks on film, Killer Kid movies Part 2, Troma's Poultrygeist, Paul Frees, Alpha Video's cheapie titles, and the cult classic Devil Times Five. To top it off, we have more DVD reviews than in any previous issue!